Do you often wear jumpers?
Yes, quite a lot, especially during the autumn and winter months. I live in a fairly chilly flat, so throwing on a cosy woollen jumper is usually the first thing I do in the morning when the temperature drops.
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Yes, quite a lot, especially during the autumn and winter months. I live in a fairly chilly flat, so throwing on a cosy woollen jumper is usually the first thing I do in the morning when the temperature drops.
I generally go for loose-fitting, chunky knits made from natural fibres like merino wool. In terms of style, I tend to stick to neutral colours like navy or charcoal grey, as they go with pretty much anything.
To be honest, I did, mainly because my grandmother used to hand-knit them for my brother and me. They were often slightly scratchy and had bright, odd patterns, but they certainly kept us warm on the walk to school.
Yes, actually. Last Christmas, my sister bought me a lovely turtleneck jumper from a boutique in town. It was a dark olive green, and it quickly became one of my favourite things to wear on cold evenings.
Probably not in the near future. I already have a wardrobe full of knitwear that is still in great condition, so unless I spot an absolute bargain in a second-hand shop, I will hold off for a while.
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throwing on
quickly putting on an item of clothing
chunky knits
thick, heavy knitted garments
natural fibres
clothing materials derived from plants or animals, like wool
hand-knit
made by hand using knitting needles
scratchy
rough and causing an irritating or itchy feeling on skin
turtleneck
a high, close-fitting collar that folds over the neck
hold off
delay or wait before taking an action
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